Purge of Czech liberal MPs hit Dubcek era parliament
Prague reports 62 new members elected to replace liberal officials including Ota Sik, Kans Cisar, and other reformers. The purge removes about a third of the chamber amid Soviet pressure seeking a retreat from reform. Erban elected head of the National Front, with Husak possible to lead the party.
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Alexander Dubcek
Moscow
Kremlin
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Sik
Ces
Init Cisar
Alexander Dubeck
Mirosa Guluska
Marie Mikova
Josef Smrkovsky
Bohumil Simon
Communist Party Committee
Asa Milan Huebl
Communist Party
Otto Wichterlie
The
Academy of Sciences
Eduard Goldsluecker
Czechoslovakia
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Wadia
Yee Erba
Czechoslovak National Front
Cisar Cisar
Parliamant
Cisar
Belgium
Erban
National Front
Gustav Husak
Olba
Pentagon works to junk germ stocks over months
The Pentagon says disposing of U S military germ stocks will need elaborate safety precautions and may take months plus a new safety framework. Health officials will assist in the disposal as a six month CBW program review concludes with a pledge to limit future biological research.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Defense Department
Department of Health, Advocation and Welfare
American Chemical and Biological Warfare
United States
Political rift heals in immunization and germ stockpiles
The article reports on a White House pledge against using chemical agents and a Pentagon denial of stockpiling germ weapons while noting retained biological agents in Pine Bluff Arkansas and Fort Detrick Maryland. It discusses disposal plans, possible curtailment of germ research, and seven lethal germs studied for military use including anthrax and plague.
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United States
Heaid
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Pine Bluff
Ark
FL. Detrick
Crane wins Illinois 13th District House seat in GOP win
Republican Philip M. Crane captured the Illinois 13th District congressional seat in a special election north of Chicago. He led with 63,810 votes or 58.6 percent, while Democrat Howard A. Warman trailed with 48,670 votes or 44 percent. Turnout was light at under 40 percent of 202,400 registered voters.
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U.S
Illinois
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Philip M. Crane
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Nigen
Howard A. Warman
Warman
Tragic Farm Laborers Die From Butane Heater Incident
Three migrant workers died from asphyxiation in a small junk house near Fairmead Madera County after a suspected butane heater vent accident. Victims are Stanley N Raymond 58 George Vernon Trans 37 and Charles Miller age not listed. Four others were rescued and hospitalized. Owner Emily Winne Chowchilla had installed a new heater but advised against use until sealed.
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Fairmead
Here
Madera County Sheriffs’ Department
Stanley N. Raymond
George Vernon
Charles Miller
Madera General Hospital
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Emily Winne
Chowchilla
Judge reserves ruling on racy film in Newark case
A Newark Superior Court judge postponed decision on a bid to dismiss a suit to ban the Swedish film I Am Curious Yellow. Prosecutors from Bergen Union Middlesex and Essex counties contend the film is obscene while defense argues it is not. The case follows a similar action in Passaic County where a theater chain forced a permanent injunction against showings. Prosecution witnesses cited explicit sex scenes and the film’s philosophy, with editors noting leftist propaganda aspects.
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Hee Filma
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Fairleigh Clinton
Triumph
Hemes
James McFadden
National Review
Say vows in jail amid Reno wedding of couple from Seattle
Spary Dautérman, 23, of Salt Lake City, and Duncan Cogo, 22, of Seattle, wed Monday in the Reno city jail after being arrested outside a pawnshop while carrying guns to pawn. Cogo faces a Seattle burglary warrant while Dautérman is investigated for disorderly conduct. They praised their jail treatment and planned to name their first child Reno.
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Salt Lake City
Reno City
Duncan Cogo
Seattle
Cogo
Beng
Persan
Reno
Judge Hoffman tightens records in Chicago seven trial
UPI reports Judge Julius Hoffman tightened access to Chicago police records in the Chicago seven conspiracy case. He allowed disclosure of undercover surveillance files only for officers not active undercover, while letting jurors hear a taped rally address. The defense called the change a reversal and defeat.
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UPI
U. S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago Seven
Chicago Police Department
Vention
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Eough
Girl’s lie saves two children from stepfather gun attack
Tammy Urandon, a 13 year old girl in Torrance, lied to her stepfather Marcus Price to protect her 13 year old brother Rick and saved both lives during a six hour hold up in their home. Price opened fire hitting a man, Philip Simpson, before being disarmed by James Sokalski. Price faces charges of assault with intent to murder kidnapping and possession of a firearm. Simpson was treated at Harbor General Hospital. The children were later driven past a liquor store before escaping with the help of deputies.
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Marcus Price
Rick
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Sherill
James Sokalski
Philip Simpson
Carson
Nancy
Muder
Clark
L Bank
Simpson
Harbay General Hospital
Reagan praises Agnew as fair and principled
Governor Reagan and his wife Nancy appeared on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in Burbank. He defended Vice President Agnew against censorship accusations, calling him fair and opposed to limiting media coverage while noting Agnew seeks balanced interpretation and post interview editing.
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